Elderly dog care tips

A complete guide on how to manage arthritis in older dogs and how you can improve your senior dog's quality of life.

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In this guide on caring for your senior dog, we'll show elderly dog care tips, recommended products, and what changes to expect in your aging companion.

Like any other living thing, your pooch will one day become old. As your dog ages, you may have to face a few issues concerning their care. Senior dogs may show signs of illness and various health conditions. Their senses will dull slightly and their activity level won’t be what it used to be.

Old age is not a disease, it's a stage of life. Larger dogs will hit the "elderly stage" earlier than smaller dogs: Giant b...

Urinary incontinence is a condition where your dog is unable to hold his urine. Incontinence in senior dogs is a fairly common problem that starts when a dog enters middle age and normally stays with the pooch after that. #incontinence #dogs #pets #seniordogs #dogdiaper

Is your dog keeping you up at night? Barking or crying for no apparent reason? Has he become aggressive? Started peeing in the house? These are just some of the signs of dementia. Find a comprehensive checklist in this post!! #dementiaindogs #doggiedementia #doggydementia #doghealthandwellness #olddogs #seniordogcare #seniordoghealth #seniordogs #somethingiswrong #seeyourvet

As our dogs age we want to make sure we're doing our absolute best caring for a senior dog. My best tips based on my years of experience living and caring for elderly dogs are all right here. #agingdogs #agingindogs #doghealth #greattips #olddogs #olderdogs #seniordogcare #seniordog #seniordogs

Understanding your dog’s behavior is key to building a strong bond and ensuring their well-being. From mastering basic commands to

Some dogs are absolute stars when it comes to taking their medication. They’re easy going, don’t mind that you’re trying to disguise a pill in a lump of cheese or put drops of some foreign substance on their food. Maybe your dog is so chill he’ll eat a tablet right out of the palm of